This is a pretty lame episode. I just don't get the ending. I also had a much better ending in my mind--I was thinking the whole time how shocking it would have been to find out the license plate number was the mother's. But instead we are just left confused and wondering why I even bothered to watch this episode in the first place. Quite a let down, which is very rare for an Alfred Hitchcock Presents episode.
It's almost the same feeling you get when writing out a comment on an episode at the IMDb and finding out it won't let you because it's too short and you have to add a few more lines to reach the minimum 10 lines. If it doesn't work this time I'll have to go back and add some more adjectives that are synonyms for lame: which describes this Alfred Hitchcock episode and also the IMDb commenting rules.
It's almost the same feeling you get when writing out a comment on an episode at the IMDb and finding out it won't let you because it's too short and you have to add a few more lines to reach the minimum 10 lines. If it doesn't work this time I'll have to go back and add some more adjectives that are synonyms for lame: which describes this Alfred Hitchcock episode and also the IMDb commenting rules.